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Marked out the territory like real scouts, and then went off to make money. By the way, something similar is happening with the hotel infrastructure. Chinese investors are building or buying up hotels and organizing tours to Baikal for their compatriots. But that’s not even the main thing. All tours are bought and paid for in China. You come to a Chinese tour operator, pay them your yuan, and go enjoy the views of Baikal. The Chinese economy gets income, you get impressions from a trip to the country of crystal clear water, bears, and balalaikas, and only Russia looks around and cannot understand where exactly it is in this scheme.

That’s right, nowhere. thing is that Russian estonia mobile database are already visiting Chinese hoteliers. The hotels are new, the conditions are excellent, the prices are competitive. Why not stay in a good room? And again, the money is sent in the direction of the Celestial Empire.

Therefore, if Russia at this stage does not want to hand over its digital future to chance, I am all for it. At the same time, I would like us to adopt the best practices and not engage in self-isolation. The Internet is access to information, lightning-fast reaction to changes and technologies. If you close the shutters, bury your head in the sand and steam turnips for dinner, civilization will not stop developing. You will lag behind it, maybe even lose sovereignty, but you will not stop progress. It is better, as the classics bequeath, if it is impossible to stop the process, to lead it. And in this case, I mean technological development, a course towards leadership of the national digital economy, nurturing ambitious national champions. Something like that.